Commitment

To generate a policy-relevant gender framework, highlighting the differential impacts of COVID-19 on women and children's nutrition.

Civil society organisation / United States of America

October 2021 — December 2022

Description

1. Develop an evidence-based framework that maps the differential impacts of COVID-19 on women's nutrition outcomes. The main components of the framework are COVID-related restrictions that affect family income, health services and schools. The framework will map how these restrictions interact with the underpinning gender power relations to disproportionately affect women's nutrition.

2. This framework will be used to develop policy documents that summarise the gender framework and its implications for evidence-based, policy recommendations;

3. The policy documents will be disseminated for global and national funders and policy-makers.

Overarching commitment (for commitments submitted pre-2025)

Title

COVID-19: Women and Child Nutrition

Description

The MNF commits, with the Standing Together For Nutrition Consortium, to generate a policy-relevant gender framework, highlighting the differential impacts of COVID-19 on women and children's nutrition by 2022. The primary indicator will be the development of a framework with evidence to support advocacy for funding relating to COVID-19 mitigation and recovery. The target audience will be governments, implementing agencies, donors, philanthropic organisations, and multi-laterals to reach affected populations, particularly women and children.

GNR assessment

Verification status
Verified
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Details

Global nutrition target(s)
Anaemia
Childhood stunting
Childhood wasting
Nutrition Action Classification(s)
Enabling > Leadership and governance
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Linked event(s)
  • 2021 Tokyo N4G Summit
N4G Summit theme(s)
  • Health

Measurement

Key indicator Establish policy framework
Value Measurement date
Baseline No 2021
Target Yes December 2022

Progress

Status:
Reached after end date
Why this status?
The progress report clearly stated (or provided the information to directly infer) that the target had been met after the end date.
Value Measurement date
Progress report Yes May 2024

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